@MagaShawn · X

u/Ecstatic-Rooster3295 · Reddit

Built a small tool to see how native speakers actually use words across different media (movies, podcasts, etc.) I used to use YouGlish a lot while studying, but it always felt pretty basic—you watch a clip, and that's it. I wanted a way to filter clips by specific media (movies, TV shows, podcasts), get translations, and actually ask an AI why someone used a word in that specific context when textbook definitions fell short. So I spent some time building my own version to

u/Wooden-Safe-6410 · Reddit

I built an AI powered language learning app (without creepy AI characters) Called it Speaka. I’m an expat in Germany and have had my fair share of struggling with the language specially being put on the spot and having to speak. So I have built a web app speaka.app to help. Free to try and use daily. Useful Functions: - Real life scenarios - Custom scenarios tailored to your level - Using the best AI speaking models for flow and tone - Feeback and improvements -

u/kolchinski · Reddit

I built a free translation phone number - 47 languages over speakerphone or merge calls I made a free phone line that works as a live interpreter. Call (228) 888-8666, merge the call with whoever you need to talk to (or use speakerphone in person), and it translates both sides out loud. 47 languages fully supported, ~70 work overall - though performance may vary ;). No app, no account needed. Backstory: this is actually where the whole company started. We built the first TranslateMyCall as

@OrchAppDev · X

- build the most complex iOS apps in one shot!

@opjhabuilds · X

Transcribe any and every audio or video you have, and make it part of your AI brain and knowledge memory.

@Dictoterix · X

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@Caleb_L509 · X

ai voice translation for calls

shezhang2001 · HN

Hi HN! I'm Sheryl, founder of Altura ( https://www.altura.coach ). I've been a tech executive for close to 30 years. I'd worked on my communication throughout my career. I read books, take courses, put effort in every important meeting, but the progress was terribly slow. Then I read a transcript of myself in a job interview, filler words ("you know", "like") burst in clusters throughout the meeting. I had no idea that I was saying them. Filler was just one issue that I worked on. I had plenty o

carl_norson · Product Hunt

Linguar Language exchange with real people — and AI on your side

@fuxksniper · X